Teachers’ Guide

Questions, Comments & Ideas

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Please send us your questions or comments. We would also love to hear your innovative ideas for using Pursuit! in the classroom. These can be as simple as a tip you come up with that enhances the lesson's impact, or as complex as a complete, original lesson plan you develop for the game. If selected, we will publish your contribution and credit you in a future update of the Pursuit! Teachers’ Guide!


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